Visual Arts
Organizer Information Tate Modern is a globally recognized art institution based in the United Kingdom, with a mission to make art accessible for all audiences and champion culturally inclusive, innovative exhibitions. Tate operates across four UK galleries (Tate Liverpool, Tate St Ives, Tate Britain, Tate Modern) and collaborates with national and international partners. The institution […]
Organizer Information Access Gallery, founded in 1991, is a Vancouver-based artist-run centre dedicated to supporting the Visual Arts and experimental practices. Its mission emphasizes creating conditions for provocative ideas, enabling risk-taking, and fostering critical conversations between artists, audiences, and communities. The gallery actively engages in both local and international collaborations and is a long-standing member […]
Organizer Information The University of Innsbruck, founded in 1669, is a leading research and educational institution in western Austria, hosting 28,000 students and 5,500 staff. The Department of Art History provides advanced research opportunities in art history, theory, and visual studies. The Kontakt Collection, established in 2004 by the ERSTE Foundation in cooperation with Erste […]
Organizer Information The Barbican is a multidisciplinary international arts centre in the City of London, renowned for its contemporary and modern Visual Arts, performance, music, film, and Design programs. The Centre showcases international artists, presents major exhibitions, and engages local communities through education and public programming. Its Visual Arts department produces solo commissions, large-scale exhibitions, […]
Organizer Information Trinity Square Video is a charitable media arts organization based in Toronto, Canada, located in the historic 401 Richmond building, at the heart of the city’s arts district. The organization supports artists working in film, video, and digital media through a comprehensive program of exhibitions, residencies, screenings, and public events. Trinity Square Video […]
Organizer Information Aalborg Municipality Art Committee (Aalborg Kommune Kunstudvalg) is responsible for promoting public art and integrating artistic projects into civic spaces. The committee commissions site-specific artworks, focusing on engaging local communities, enhancing educational environments, and supporting professional artists. Collaborating with architects, schools, and cultural consultants, the Art Committee ensures that commissioned works are durable, […]
Organizer Information GEDOK Frankfurt Rhein-Main is part of the wider GEDOK network, one of Europe’s oldest and most established associations dedicated to promoting women artists across disciplines. Founded in Germany, GEDOK (Gemeinschaft der Künstlerinnen und Kunstfördernden) has long played a vital role in supporting female creators in the visual arts, music, literature, and performing arts. […]
Organizer Information Rhizome is a program under Culture Hack Labs dedicated to narrative-led systems change. It supports artists, journalists, storytellers, and activists working on regenerative futures, combining cultural strategy with practical tools for social and ecological impact. The fellowship emphasizes collaborative projects, global mentorship, and narrative interventions that challenge extractive systems and promote community resilience. […]
Organizer Information Founded to preserve and promote the rich heritage of the fire arts industry, MusVerre is a leading cultural institution in France, recognized internationally for contemporary glass art. The museum houses over 3,400 m², including 1,000 m² of exhibition space and a 1,200 m² state-of-the-art glass workshop. MusVerre’s dual collection spans historical glassworks (1801–1937) […]